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This past week developers, publishers, media, and other groups tied to the gaming industry converged in Los Angeles for the seventeenth installment of the Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3). As expected, Nintendo offered the world a first look at its Wii successor, the Wii U, and announced new titles for the 3DS. Sony formally unveiled their upcoming portable device called the PlayStation Vita, while Microsoft announced the newest games in the Halo franchise.
But beyond these announcements from the big three names in the console market, E3 is known for getting audiences buzzing about the hottest games of the show as trailers and gameplay footage are shown for the first time. With the conference now over we've put together a collection of trailers for upcoming PC games that caught our attention.
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My short list: Arkham City, BF3, Infinite, Skyrim
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I can't wait for Mass Effect 3
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How sad Relic forgot about Homeworld.
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LOL...Homeworld, one of the best space RTS games that I still play.
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the old republic trailer is awesome
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Forgot to put Rage on the short list in my 1st post. :P
Also wanted to add that Tomb Raider really surprised me... wow!!!
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Looking forward to Battlefield 3, Mass Effect 3, Aliens:Colonial Marines and Ghost Recon:Future Soldier. Probably more titles out there flying under the radar. Looks like my games budget will be overdrawn again
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too many great gamessssssss
cant wait for metro must sleep until release date
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also on pc!!
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Red Orchestra: Heroes of Stalingrad
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